Findlay, Ohio – University of Missouri-St. Louis junior men's golfer Logan Mayo shot a 36-hole score of 137 (68-69) and is in first place after the first two rounds of the Doc Spragg Invitational on Monday at the Findlay Country Club in Findlay, Ohio. As a team the Tritons posted a team score of 564 (280-284) and are in first place.

UMSL has three individuals in the top 15 on the player leaderboard led by Mayo's score. His score of 137 is tied for 10th lowest for 36 holes in school history. Mayo had six birdies in his opening round including four on the back nine. Ludvig Granlund is tied for third with a score of 140 (67-73) while Benjamin Berger posted back-to-back rounds of 72 and is tied for 15th with an even par score of 144.

Campbell Cox shot a 149 (73-76) while Trigg Lindahl posted a score of 150 (80-70).

Mayo leads by two shots over Davenport's Cayden Kwan with four players tied for third at 140. The Tritons hold a two-shot lead over Wayne State (Mich.) on the team leaderboard.

UMSL's total team score of 564 is seventh lowest for 36 holes in school history.

The final round of the Doc Spragg Invitational tees off on Tuesday at 8 a.m. at the Findlay Country Club.

UMSL Scores
1. Logan Mayo, 68-69 – 137
T3. Ludvig Granlund, 67-73 – 140
T15. Benjamin Berger, 72-72 – 144
T42. Campbell Cox, 73-76 – 149
T51. Trigg Lindahl, 80-70 – 150